The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-07-30
"aRTEsIAM CITY"
ALBANY, GA, July %, 1887


Toying good health. Being in the
vicinity of Hardaway on the 5 f.
& W., r. r., the 18th, took ii
casual glance at the crops and found
them in good condition and ii
our people use the economy during
the tall and winter as hey have
during the Spring and Summer they
will be IN prosperous condl1on,
having money III their purse. They
will use all the economy necessary
during the Spring and Summer
But III July, the merchants take his
tour through tue counties finding
crops looking fine knowing money
will be very plentiful, he then com
mences to weave his net around
him tor while III the county Oh his
TOUR he use the civil rights stopping
at his uouse, during all OF their
stay speaking to hlm III fatterlng
terms, selling HIM some unnecessa-
~ thing, there finding the cOndl-
ton Of his household iurntu e,
wagons and buggy and before he
leaves he has sold him a big bill.
When in March, April, May, and
Juue the poor man could not geI
enough for his family to subsist
upon. Although IN May he takes
a mortgage upon everything he
raises, in July he sees that his
mortgade will not cover all that he
is gong to m Ike so he Then CON-
mences to plan The way to lead tic
poor "cain' TO pennIless state,
When Will our people learn to
shun these mortgages, he can do
without these Unnecessary thing 4.
He can take the money that he Is
pursuaded to buy unnecessary
things with and run himself year
| know of farmers hat are hard
working men and spend more money
for tooh~hness III Oc,ober, NoVem
Der and December han II takes tn
supply them the whoc Year, 50: Q
of them learning the way to
success: such as Harrison Glenn
ents, Ed. Harris, Marshall MERIT /,
Lewis Davis, aud Ned ere, tues
men baught them small plan, ,tIone
by stunning mortgages and paying
for them in cotton. One, Mr.. DAVIS
contracted for piece of land tot
(2O) bales OF cotton pay able IN 5
Years, the land WIS III the woods
not having even mouse or fence
upon ltln the open woods he Went to
work with the sprt; Of a man work
ing Tor the fu :ule OF his tnmIIy rent,
ing Tue FIST year from the adjoining
place putting his children to the
pillow and hoe aud he went i'll the
woods to his land and commenced
splitting rails and cleariug IA sight
Tor house and trn and lhiS year
he will make twelve bales OF cotton
plenty OF cUrn and two barrels ct
syrup ana huudred bushels #
potatoes on his place winch three
years ago was wood, and when the
last payment is due can me, j
There is Que widow woman III III,
same vicinity. (BetSy BurrlI) WHO
has bought her a la ge place, and
has money to loan by selling butter.
Our people Can prosper If they will
educate themselves, use economy
aud live in UNITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Mccarthy,
Alac Galloway, j. w. Howard,
6. W. Wmn, Miss Jennie Glenn
epts, and r. A. Holman ON rhul s.
day morning boarded IA wagon aud
made our flight to Magnolia Springs
III Lee County on an invitation ex-
tended by Mr.. Anthony Mccarthy
to spend the day with him and view
the prospec he has maoe as
farmer. t arrived at the Springs
at 10 o'clock, he then took us to the
coltor fl Ids away nd there we
saw the best prospect for man 10
make money in the county sugar
cane, peas, peanuts, nd tile look.
Ing better than We saw on the
whole vo age-ve then returned Ia
The house anu or eyes behcld one
OF the grandes, teasis tn hands